Category: Weblog Tools

Is this a coincidence? Research company MindBranch, based in the US, has on its website a report produced by Janus Risk Management called Web Logs: Blog Threat Management. A few weeks ago, an Irish research company called Research and Markets published a report on blogging in the enterprise, also entitled Web Logs: Blog Threat Management […]

If you want to learn what blogging means for your business and how you can “blog for business,” this free one-hour webinar on 16 December could be helpful. Starting at 2pm US Eastern Time (that’s 7pm GMT), the webinar will cover: Marketing Content vs. Editorial Content Blogs vs. CMS (Content Management System) Blogs vs. Chat/Discussion […]

While content has always been regarded as king in most communication, that’s not necessarily the most important thing any more, especially with blogs. Linking and referring – these are likely to become far more important, where what you say is one thing: who links to what you say is another. So I was very interested […]

Tech columnist John Dvorak has written a good starter’s guide on how to read a blog. Written for his blog specifically, it’s nevertheless a good general introduction to understanding the content structure of blogs, and illustrates with diagrams the common elements in most blogs, including links, categories, comments and quotations. Helpful for blogging newbies.

If you want to know why the relationship between blogs and search engines is important, here’s a good place to start. T. L. Pakii Pierce of How to Blog for Fun and Profit! has written "Search Engine Marketing for Beginning Bloggers." The bottom line: […] Blogs are natural search engine optimization tools. The search engines […]